I have completed the entire interview process which was fine, 5 interviews with the recruiter, Sales Director, Head of Presales, and VP and the final interview was a panel made of all the people who interviewed me, After the interview, It was confirmed to me that I was successful and I received an email confirming I should receive the offer within a week based on the salary numbers that I negotiated and agreed on as well. This was around 6 months ago where every two weeks they apologize saying they could not extend the offer due to the global team not approving the role which was already approved. A very unproffessional company, unstructured and incapable company, I wonder how this is publicly listed organization.

I was approached by a recruiter for an AE role. While not actively looking for a new position, I was intrigued by the company - their solution looks great, and there's a lot of growth. First recruiter ghosted me TWICE, so I said that I didn't want to speak with them anymore and asked to speak with a different recruiter. The next recruiter ALSO GHOSTED ME. So I complained and asked to leave feedback for a manager. I got a call within an hour, and that call was super great. He implored me to consider moving on in the process --- Mind you, at this point in time, I have not had a single conversation about the role or my qualifications -- and I took him for his word. The second recruiter and I had a really fantastic conversation - the job was technically challenging, an interesting company, etc. I left that interview not convinced that I would be moving forward, but I was glad we actually had the conversation. ELEVEN DAYS LATER, I had not heard back from them so I dropped them a note and they said essentially "We're not moving forward with you." Again, that's fine, but to take 11 days to get past a phone screen after being ghosted 3 times and having a senior leader at the company asking me to reconsider... for a job I didn't even *apply* for... Look, the company is probably fine, I've had bad recruiters before and the job ended up being great, but this was probably the worst recruiting experience I have ever gone through in my 20 year professional career.